Online Net Meeting

Tim Greene speaks with McAfee CEO David DeWalt about new dangerous malware, zero-day attacks, spear phishing, corporate compliance and how McAfee deals with more than 500,000 network attacks per day at its own company.

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Q&A: McAfee’s David DeWalt

Tom DeSot from Digital Defense talks with Ron Nutter about whether companies are becoming too reliant on technology solutions for compliance efforts, and if they are forgetting the basics of security.

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Complying with compliance: Are we too reliant on technology?

Tim Greene sits down with Paul Mockapetris, inventor of directory name services (DNS), discussing the triumphs and improvements of the technology over the last 25 years.

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The legacy of DNS, 25 years later

Vivek Pathela from Netgear stops by the video booth to talk about some of the seven new products announced at the show by Netgear, including some smart switches, a heavy-duty NAS box and a new 802.11n wireless system.

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Netgear launches SMB network gear

Keith Shaw speaks with Storage Appliance’s Quan Lung about its Clickfree backup device, which aims to make data backup for users and IT as easy as plugging in a USB cable.

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Cool Tool: Clickfree backup device

Ermis Sfakiyanudis of eTelemetry talks with Jason Meserve about its new Metron device, which helps companies monitor the usage of online video viewing of their employees as well as other network bandwidth usage.

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Monitoring online video in the office

Tim Greene speaks with McAfee CEO David DeWalt about new dangerous malware, zero-day attacks, spear phishing, corporate compliance and how McAfee deals with more than 500,000 network attacks per day at its own company.

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Q&A: McAfee’s David DeWalt

Stephen Pollack from PlateSpin talks with Beth Schultz about how Novell’s recent acquisition of PlateSpin allows the two companies to integrate technologies to aid the desktop management and virtualization space.

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PlateSpin, Novell’s virtualization goals

Mark Bauhaus from Juniper Networks chats with Neal Weinberg about adaptive threat management issues and the latest network access control (NAC) trends.

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Adapting quickly to security threats

Network Test’s David Newman talks with Keith Shaw about preparing for a large-scale enterprise 802.11n test. What are the issues regarding deployments for this new wireless technology?

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Testing 802.11n: Ready for the enterprise?

Automating processes too complex? Pshaw, says Travis Greene from NetIQ, who talks with Keith Shaw about some of the misconceptions surrounding IT process automation.

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Busting the myths of IT process automation

APC’s Scott Cassidy chats with Keith Shaw about how physical threats and dangers (floods, humidity, extreme temperatures) may be more important than protecting data in the data center.

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Securing the data center beyond data security

SMC’s Iain Kenney chats with Ron Nutter about green computing initiatives, updates to management interfaces to control power usage, and other environmental friendly computing topics.

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Green networking: Hype or hooray?

Jason Meserve and Keith Shaw (aka The Twisted Pair) preview Interop 2008 in Las Vegas.

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Welcome to Interop 2008!

Steve Pao from Barracuda Networks talks with Keith Shaw about the latest threats from spam, malware, phishing and other messaging dangers.

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Messaging threats continue